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NO. 25.
O R E G O N , T I K S D A Y , FE15RUA RY 2, 188(5.
A
»>r rum linbit.
.
It is discouraging indeed' for
two vouug people like Mrs. Adams
airtl myself, who h’*ve just begun to
keep house, to inherit a famine,
ami
such
a
robust
famine
too. It is true that 1 should not
Y jit iih Eaeajie.
S sam ;» I. iiim I C iink D n idcil.
T’i»n I M f lV r c iK T .
To run buffaloes, a horse trained as
The people of this part should
The Daily Standard says:
The
a Imflulo runner is absolutely nee- congra'u'ate themselves on living supreme court of this state has
S. N* A- D O W N I N G - . M- D
essary. My business in Boise City where it seldom snows, and where rendered an important decision in
Physician and Surgeon,
ju-t not/ is to proem e such ahorse, inconvenience from that and the the swamp land case o f I).
L.
I'd send the trade a li’ tle card.
Coyv;i.i.i: C itt , O beihin .
I he little mustang which i have cold is never felt. The foil«»wing Moore, holding, in effect, that pur-
And te’ l them “ T'm in town,*’
C all»—ilny or ni^lit— Promptly attvniU’d.
And if they wanted any stuff.
been riding was killed last week by sample <*f dispatches from Colora- chasers o f swamp land under the
They I tier come right tl >un.
have set my heart upon .. tiaiinitoiy a p.,,j fa|j ¡u
hole of a prairie do mid Utah will serve 10 show our law of 1870, who had complied
L. F. L a n e .
J ohn L ane .
I'd treat them as they treat me now;
anil evanescent terrestrial
object t|0g. and, as this was the nearest readers the difference
between with the law, were entitled to deeds
LA N E A LANE,
Oh. IM make some feel awful ••dizzy;”
like h pumpkin pie so near to 1. c.jty ( ,j- al)y sjze> | borrowed a pony here and there:
! of the same, notwithstanding the
And when thevcim e around to call.
hr
looterson, imported l ’ie soloist, f,.0,u a companion, came here and j
Freighters who arrived at Aspen lands bad not been*patented to the
I ’d say. *,I’iii very busy.”
Land Cases a Speciality.
donghnut
maestro and
famine nri| n«>w in the thick of a tussle to-day state that
twenty-seven state by the United States, aud,
" I (m en >ou'd l>etteroouie again."
Office ou Main S.rect.opj» .fitr CoaniojH>litan
virtuoso,
but
1
did,
ami
so
1
re-
I'd sav. to some I know—
•
Hotel.
with horse traders.
Actual trial si^ow slides occurred in the neigh- further, notwithstanding the joint
“ If you don’t want these good* of mine. tun)(,q f rom the pantry desolate.
Botebvrg,
Oregon.
in the hunting lield is the only l>oi hood of Marson pass during resolution o f the special session of
Yon take voar ‘traps’ and go."
I
told
Abigail
that
unless
we
means «>f «leeidincr a buffalo run- | the past throe days.
Tuesday a 1885, directing the board of state
J .M . S ic u s .
J ohn A. G ray
■•When am I going out?
poisoned
:i
few
pies
for
cootie
lew's qualities; and, although a j party of ton men with eighteen land commissioners for the state ot
Siglin <Sc Gray.
\V«Jl, what is that to you?
the
Adams
family
would
bo
a
Mv house won’ t ship you vny goods.
buckskin nag who tills my eye in mules started from Aspen to clear Oregon not to sell or executedeeds
Yon.-
pay
is
most
too
slow.”
short-lived
race.
I
could
see
M ir-%liii**ld. Co«»*« c uiv.y, Oregon.
other respects is warranted by his out the pass, since which nothing for any lands as swamp or over-
O r i ’icu—Holland building, »»pposite lllune *
with my prophetic eye that unless owner to be the be-t buffalo runner lias been heard of them until this flowed lands until the same hasbeen
Some merchants act the gentleman,
Hot>>.
And some art* worse than Jews.
the
Tootersons
yielded
the in the west, the chances are if I afternoon, when ner.s was brought settled and determined as swamp or
* Some treat us with a kind regard,
W . S IN C L A IR .
Adamses would be wiped out. buy him he will shy oft- at sight of here chat an avalanche of three overflowed lands by said commis
l>ut most gi\e us the “bines.”
Abigail would not consent to this, a herd, and never bring me nearei days ago buried the men and mules sioners on the part of the geoeral
I could wish, and wish,and wish in vain.
General Insurance mul Kenl Estate Agent,
but decided
to
relieve Miss I ; to the game than 100 yards.
Until I was blind and sore—
at the mouth of the canyon.
Two government and the state, and the
C o q c il l k C it y , O r eo o n .
For such a wish could never be.
Tooterson from duty in this de- 1 A good buffalo runner will be Hoskins, a boy, Marion Stewart ; patent thereof has been duly issued
So I shall wish no more.
pertinent, so this morning she went fleet of foot, comageous, long-wind aud Charles M iller rescued them- ! to the state of Oregon. The court
T. G. OW EN.
Peck’s Sun.
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away.
ed, and train« 1 n> carry 1 is rider selves, with clothing torn from their holds that the joint resolution, ac-
Attorney and Counselor at L a w .
Not
being
at
all
familiar
with
withiu a yard of the herd hunted, , bodies and terribly bruised. A fter ! cording to section 1, o f article 4,
(.raves Irnni .lollsi til i»«*»* I>h»ry -
¿•Iitft3HFnUA>. OoU.
ll)
Hi»?
the
English
language,
she
took
i l l s tin fly .M n r r i i a l I.if«
anil tiien to range alongside of any a night’s struggling in the snow j of the constitution, is not a law,
Ay «*.
four of Abigail's sle-ets and quite animals selected. My mustangdid they reached Speller’s cabin and and, even if it had the force of law,
S- H - H A Z A R D .
l)ecember3, 1764.
a mimb.er of towels, handkerchiefs ^|,js p, perfection
until brought to « rave the alarm. A party started would be unconstitutional UDder
Attorney or.d cur.s.lcr at L a w .
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1 am determined to keep a diary and coliars. She also ernueoi -ly grief by a prairie dog,
h
k OfCY, O u M.
i to the scene immediately and sue- i section 21, article 1, of the consti-
if possible the rest of my life.
1 t. •>!{ a nair
of mv
in
i
v nightshirts
o
This worthless creature is the ceeded in rescuing twelve of the tution, as impairing the obligation
J. W . B E N N E T T .
i ul I v realize how ditiicult it will be her poor,
broken wav. Being buffalo's best friend, because of his | eighteen mules, but at noon to-day j of contracts,
na
oi
li^rs
o
l‘
iny
Many
Aitorr.cy at L a w ,
to «lo so.
entirely ignorant of American villainous habil of burrowing in had not found the remains of the
The decision, the Statesman says,
to
ei.deavored
have
customs,
I
presume
that
she
will
quaintam
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the plains over which the chase is men. The victims are AH*ert S|o. “ is of peculiar importance, ns there
M. vilsiu nn.u. O de ;• n».
maintain a il; ihy,, but have o nly put a belt around them and w tnr apt to range, and hence making a 1 per, Ira Hall, James Hungeford, ' are several similiar cases hinging
D. *->■ W A T S O N .
to church.
mlvruice«! s*) fi! r as tho second w*i*ek
thousand pitfalls for unwary horses. Duviil Patten ha 11, and two others, 1 on the settlement o f this one. The
Aitam ey ¿.id Counselor ai L aw
in January. I t is my purpose ti » trust that she will not do this The bufi.does themselves occasion unknown.
matter is now fully settled as far
L
L iiY, OON.
wi ite «h*w li eac li e veiling the ev nts however, without mature delibera- ajjy |,ro :iji a
, in a marmot’s hole; | A six-mule team and driver went as the state is concerned, but it
of
the
day
as
they
occur
to
my
tion.
J. H. NO oLER ,
but Gm fact remains that the little j over Independence pass, between may come up aga’ n under the gen-
mind,
in
order
that
in
a
few
years
I
also
had
a
bottle
o
f
lung
animal h issaved more specimens of , beard ville and Aspen, this after-I oral government in the United
Notary EuD.ic
they may bo read and enjoyed by medicine,
of a very powerful • tl)e p|,
b as Am-rieanus from noon, falling and sliding nearly States courts. Whetuer the United
Ciuru. 1 . 1 ; L n v. I >i>N.
my family. I shall try to «leal nature,
which the doctor had sportsmen’s bullets, killed m ire 1000 loM. The driver was unin- ' States supreme court will hold that
D L . S T E E L E . M . D*.
truthfully vith all matteis that I prepared for me. By some over- ! liori,es, maimed more riders and juied, but the mules were killed.
the act of congress of 1860 grants
Dentist
may refer to in these pages, whetli- ! sight, Miss Tooterson drank this i)eeu curs ,(i more lustily than anv
The first fatal snow-slide in Utah this land to Oregon before it is
^ E a r s it iiie ic i,
C re g -cn
er
thev
be
of
national
or
personal
the
first
day
that
she
was
in
our
Oll.Ct iu Hoi l imi liuiidai” . uppoait
other denizen of the plains, irom | this year took place at Park City patented to the state or not, is a
Blanco But*). Luu>-L;a« g*a ».ini oîUur interest, and I shall seek to avoid , sen ice. This was entirely wrong, : thô m ,..kin down to the coyote.
I last ni «dit, about 8 o’clock.
«piestion which is still open.”
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aiuMthotics Btiu.inisurt-d f«>r iiu*
anything bitter or vituperative, as I did not iiitend to use it for the
At the time of my mustang's fall | small slide, not over fifty feet wide,
axtraction uf trt-th.
vini
On March J, 1886 the Dental
trying rather to cool my temper j foreign trade, but mostly for home | i inula Co Uple of narrow escapes I cnn«ght a miner named Thoistrom.
Department <>f the University o f
before 1 shall submit my thought c »msumption.
O. E . S M I T H ,
fiom death, i had singled out ns i who was passing, and buried him
This is a little piece of dr< Eery mv mentali old bull with l«>ng, | under six feet o f snow. The body California commences its fifth
to paper
:eon Dentist
annual session. It will close N o
December 4.
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that 1 thought of myself. I do not highly j ‘olisli e 1 horn* and1 tho must was r«*covero<l this aft«?ri)o, >n.
vi mber 30, 1886 making a con-
M A R S H F IE L D , O R E (iO N .
This morning we have had think that a j >ko impairs the use magnitii51 : 1 inan«? that has « * v i • i
A l 5:30 tiiis morn iag a!!< 1 !¡er 1
vini.
tinuous term of nine months.
trouble with the hin‘d girl, it fulness of a diarv, as some do. -V came u! ¡«1er * 11 \ ni lice.
I i!<*i>‘! slid *. higher un the <_*' iLd), V» • X lit* Id •
oCClll*‘il in this wise: \Ye I •ul lia'y wi.h a joke ill it is just as j litine«< a hav «• that head , and to ill) •n em;)îy c:ii»in on the fide of ! i rom the organization o f the
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fully two-liiinis of a pi impkin ; > i » * .a i« » I to ii irk over to poste rity as curry ii t* list witl n e n s a tro’ .hv. ! he ;a «uiit dii.and h nrl<*i{ »1 d<IW !l « n j ( ’•u lig e o f Dentistry it has been
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tant id been baked in a squ i* •i:e Unit is not tlms inseguivi, I'., singlIf till * rute from tlie h-rd •he cubili of A. 0. Fatt ersi m. ] ’ at- ! ¡e aim of its founders to make a
O O C p U l l l i e O i t jT, O g ' i l
place for it among the leading
1 liis major | orti* n <*l die pi<
n fact, what has posterity ever aud (<• j liant a bullet from my »>*- ? Grs:en and wife wer 1 asloe ji. U
tin.
l^ f 'W o r k of all df.-c.ii*::‘>ns i*on- «ti -U' iL
i;
iii-titatioiis of a similar character
was left over from our dinner
ye.»- dmie
,]
for me that 1 should hesi
[ver in lu houkler was an MSY debris and snow ern.-hed through
Dotici* and i xtrein**iy U>w ¡>nocH.
v.iiGS
I in tiie United States and Europe,
J.
, terday and I v t night, before re- t? 1 1• * ab« ut socking a little humor
-ik. when ai ha * b\ such a horse the roof, burying them ten
f«*el
j.
tiring to re.»t, I desired my wih u> into a diary? When has posteri us mine, d i e remainder of the deep. They were dug out about i’o attain this object, it has been
CoquiLLF. C it y , O kf . gon .
necessary to adopt a progressive
j suggest something in the c< Id pi«* t\ «ver gone out of its way to do le id linoni ‘ìvd oil to the west w ith 7 o’clock, both d • id.
This was
G E N Z i t . k l i .iU l.N O i li.r :u . s a i* -oi <Tty
i lit a candle ma a favor? Never! I defy the c.Miil anions m fui! chase, and awry the Jirst slide that «*ver i ok place ; curriculum. Thus far the record
p ro p e rly , U*»us -.->
io .s. .nuoci', la u ti» , line, w hich sin* did.
rancins, etc.
Udicv m Uvi'aiil bu.iUtn,^.
and explored tin* pantry in vain, historian to show a single instance tow m l ! he < ;:st went my wounded ju that gulch. The families are all | of tlie college has been in ac-
! cord am-e with the original de
l i e pie was no longer \i~ible. 1 wliere posterity has ever be«*n the |„d;'a!o, with me a good see* u>d,
J. F. H A LL,
moving out. It has snowed hard
told Mis Ad mus that I h id not first to recognize and remunerate sending a piil into his sidt when- for three or four .lavs and is stili sign. When vacancies occurred
Sui vey«.r,
or now positions were created
wher«*upon we ability.
l"OU C’ i KMC u CNTY, ViBEiKiN.
been su«*eessiui
over lie swerved enough to give m«* snowing.
Uffiot*: M it h 1 ’. G . ».‘won. E.»«).. Jo n J if u lil.
by tli e
faculty, members
of
sought out tin* hired girl w host*
! a chance >it his heart
News:
Ouray special to the
of ull hlU'Vt-Vi d alni « II- .
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Tl i «* t i ’ iz / a i(? .
tln> profession were chosen to
t«r«ii laudi* furui.shud on riunì iiot.ie. vin i ! «»nino is lo o t 1C t o o t e r s o n , a i »r e ig n
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! Suddenly the idea seems to en- ; Last night George Boss, mail car-
fill them who had expressed them
damsel, who landed ill this Count 'V
St. I ’anl, Jan. 22.— 1 he blizzard ter his cranium that he w as Hying h»r bet w een Ouray and Silverton, j “
J. P. E A S T E R , M. 1).
on Nov. 7, this piesent year. She which lias been raging since l?»^l in a direct line from his friends, ! got i:i after every one had given selves .is against regressive move
PlIYSICtiN, bk'1’.' E IN ULIil UlIti LUil« IAN.
ments, and in favor of the highest
mown among ;U1,| |,0 wlieeled about and charged him up for lost, and reported a big j
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Special ai.k.k UUi -11 ^i\*«*n iu ui.j insiii \ :un- does n«'t umleistniul our languag«- ni^ht ii the worst known
e u au«J c lu liirtu i, h iu I ull cLrk>ii.c i<»nusot apparently,
especially when we , railroads
his Magnificent head cocked 1
Lli<lo on the Dutton mine, in which | pOSR! > 0 8tuniUra oE dental ed-
Uinuusc. Cats* of obsielrics •’jio; iit-tii c^- ,
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. . for years. In
i i i every di- '
ucation.
traoted foroocent™ea«ffi. . s .* n wvi av.uim ut , refer to pn*.
j rectioii it is cold, and blowing at sidew ise ready to toss my mustang, four miners were swept
away
This is a worthy institution and
icuted
*_e
^
i J iie only thing she does w ithout a ten ilic rate, filling cuts, and in his nostrils ami eyes blood-red, mid ; ¡md th ' houses and new plant of
Uiiioeat reaideneein < ouu«ilc (’ny.
| a strong foreign accent is t > eat the north« in part of the country the foam thing from his mouth. | machinery totally wrecked.
A1 so should receive the most liberal
support from the w hole coast coun
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pumpkin pie and draw her salary, making it impossible to k«ep them | When the bufialo swerved mv nag n miner on the Genesse, near the
try. It matters littl** how poorly a
long enough to run trains. : niHj e n n(,ble leap out of his course : Dutton was carrie«! away
Morning Star Lodge ! She landed on our coast six weeks I ; clear
The
rp
No- 464,
ago, after a tedious voyage across Trains on the southern Minnos«>ta and landed with his off foreleg in Gilpin M inin « company’s bnildm«, ' " V " '1 "
1‘ ; l,ns .llls traiie! but
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ones
business
is to repair tho
MieiH Rt r.xt.uili- r i'U ^ ‘‘ry rimrsituy | u,e heaving bill«. VS. I t w asadose ¡division of the Milwaukee have ; {l •mumot’s hole, bringing him to | aml G«*orge Porter’s store, at Sneff-
human body he should be profi
gooil Ktniuiin^, lire cord IR’iy ilivitrd.
bt‘tU6t*U IOO«I<?rinu tllO^KuclU, j l)6Pn JlDillD lOlH.Mi 111 IO\l* cl Hllll iNllll- j |jj^ kll^OS, SiHlì.'pl ll{^ I IlC 1)0116 ()1 lllS pis, ftF6 ill! ^[01)6.
foot of )l6\V
cient before he is allowed to work.
but when tliey quit the lieavng : nesota. On the river division a i leg off like a stalk of straw and snow has fallen since Sunday iu
billows were one heave ahead by j heavy freight train is stuck in a sending me headlong to the ground the mountains, and the loss of life This is the aim of the Dental Uni
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versity.
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the log.
; snow drift near Lake City, and ; right in the path of the wounded and property will be large.
a ì .^ h Tooterson
Tnoterson landed
in Mas-i
Mas- I great
nrpil trouble
tmuklA is
i« being
hmmi exiierienced
av.»«.LnnarU bull.
I was somewhat shaken up
u L . o q . u
.. i i l © L o d g e JNO.OO
1 ; Miss
landed in
hull
Chinese are working in the Ore
Meet* Rt oi»qiuHtj» lty every Saturtlay even
|f
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.*l«ur v but mv TT m *
m j » o r t < 'o;il € ’«*«>p x isij s F ü l l *
ing. ViHitin,: brethren, in ko « m 1 atandin«, sachusetts in a wo<den dress undhol-■ m getting it out. This has delay- ‘
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gon City woollen mills for 75 cents
cordiHiiv invind.
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i low clear down into tiie ground. A ed through train from the east, tin- j pVoaehin« tlanger seemed like a
San Francisco, dan. 21. ^he | pPl. day. Whites agreed to work
j strong desire
to
former wages paiil, and the
A. F. and A. M.
’
‘ acipiiie knowledge
■' 1 jtil now it is about nine hours late, weight on all my facnlties.benumb- Newport Coal company, which • ,jt
home-made American pie ' North trains are „
practically <’»n ing me so that 1 could not ( move so j recently made an assignment for (Chinese came down to the above
Chadwick Lodge, No-6 8 h ami cold,
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Meets at c«.«ini!ie ritv on Snturtiay <v»*n seems to pervade her entire b e -. time, though experiencing rough nu,c,l<i «as un ^y^lid, nml
tnus m- t j,e benefit of its creditors, has I fi,TUro In their heathenish wavs
I wish I hnd a lilt" <>f teomis
That no one ever had.
And t vi ry n er •limit wanted,
\nd wuiLed awful lmd.
Attor:i<‘\s ¡ ! Coiinsrli.rs d law.
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Atldnit*}s an 1 rauiisi‘!»rs \i law.
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Alt iriii V at Law,
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tnx on or bi-tiire tho t!w I >ili uhn . ii in u;ict>
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John Goo«lman,
She
NN. M. j Adams
G.
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did not
Miss
Lytle Post N o -
Gen-
27,
Meets nt Coquille Tity. on every
W ednesday.
Vsitiir? comrade, in
first
good
atauding, oordittlly invin d.
A. H . Wricht, Conmian«ler.
F U R N I T U R E STO RE,
F - Ik Æ a rk :, T = r c p . ,
Moihimia.i». (» on .
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ueaierm
for white*«
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Bcwinn MactiineH.
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FO W LS.
Pnre bred Brown Leghorn and Plymouth
Rook Poultry for »ale by Cartwright <fc Thorp.
Yonoolla, Douglas County,
Oregon,
has only allowed Mrs.
ami myself to eat what she!
want herself.
Tooterson has also intiodu-
ced
into my houshold various
European eccentricities and strokes
ot econmy which deserve a brief
notice here. Among other things
she has made pie crust with castor
oil in it, and lubricated the
, cake griddle with a pork rind
I biul used on my liuntf neck.
is thrifty and saving in this
but rashly extravagant in the
| wenther. I t is tirty-sev.n <leg.«eB .
" le
ot tl,e s,tml' j liabiliti-s nggregalting «U a .0 0 a I „ f li.ii.g they can lay ,,p money at
; below zer«> at St. V incent.
j The bull came on, his hoot rat- I » « nominal assets are as follows: ! this price> Now it remains to be
The Burlington train is
badly | tlieg ovet the hard prairie like the Coal mining property in Oregon, | geen u i,0l|10r congress is inclined
blocked. The Omalia is all r i g h t , . bones of the end man in a minstrel t|,e va|no 0f which is ^122,000: tf> re(j llce \i.ier ¡can lalior to such
■ on lime from the east, and about
His bqt breath c.ime fu 1 in , seven.sjx^p„f|)8 ()f the steamer heathenish traits
my mouth and nostrils, leaving a
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, an hour late from the w’est North- , i , . .
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’ r ti,„ r,k Arag«\ $63,000; the steamer Areata,
I bad taste on my tongue toi tlio re- !
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The legislature has done impor-
ern Pacific and Manitoba trains mainder of the day. One of his 845,000; 1] 70 tons of coal, 85305 50;
are on time. The weather is in- horns caught in the collar of
my \
cash on hand 81638 40; outstand- tant work. It l.ns provided for the
tensely cold north and west, but hunting-sliirt, tearing it away, and accounts, $8504 56;
coal in building of a penitentiary and has
the roads are not blockaded.
¡then his hind hoof grazed l,1.v j transportation, $25,000; merchan- passed a lo«ud option law. An ap-
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I as*leva's r n f Siuul^crireered^«)ver dise at mine, 84155; mules, furni-
that:
Portland is afflicted with a well
r*.J the l*er«l at
a ture. etc..
She organized band of thieves. It has I tliree-nunuto gait, while I arose
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way, got down to that point o f Omaha and planted a merciful bullet from I * n engineoi was i «< a
a
use , perfection that knocking down my revolver in the brain of
my n a a ew ( ays ago >y
ie upse
o f doughnuts, pie find Medford
rum, which we keep in the house for
visitors who are so unfortunate as
to be addicted to the doughnut, pie
: « it li the sand-bag is resorted to- ¡ ‘ ' " 0 ^ d H yirftln * sf.rt o f thing ¡s ; t,ng o f ," 8^ " K ln^ n
; In this way they get what one has 1 wort|, a «¿ nr’s dawdling about at
John L. Sulivan ha
in his pockets nnd the keys to his the seashore ir. a seersucker coat.— ch- llcng*5 t » the w«V '
> to LliC iililsi).
Cincinnati Enquirer.
1 place of business.
issued
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portionment bill has passed the
house, as has also a bill t>erraan-
; ently heating the insane asylum
at Fort Steilacoom, and appropria-
ting a lartre sum of money for the
erection of saltatile buildings.—
a Ledger, Tue urn, YY. T.
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